The 1905 $1 Silver Certificate stands as a testament to the rich history of U.S. currency. Issued during a pivotal era, this note is more than just paper money; it’s a collector’s gem that offers …
The 1928 $2 bill is a notable piece of U.S. currency history, marking the first small-size U.S. notes issued after 1928. These legal tender notes, featuring a red seal and serial numbers, are highly sought …
The 1890 Treasury Note, often referred to as a “Coin Note”, is among the most coveted pieces in American numismatic history. Issued under the Sherman Silver Purchase Act, these notes were designed to be redeemable …
If you ever glance at the back of your dollar bill and see a serial number like “00000007” or “77777777”, you might be sitting on a tiny gold mine. Collectors pay hundreds, sometimes thousands, for …
Gas Station: Most people don’t think twice about the change they get at a gas station. But for one lucky customer, a simple $2 bill turned into a life-changing discovery. What looked like an ordinary …
Imagine walking through a quiet book fair, flipping through old novels, and suddenly finding a crumpled $1 bill worth over half a million dollars. This is exactly what happened in 2025 when a casual browser …
On a genuine U.S. note, the two serials on the face must be identical (same prefix letter, eight digits, and suffix letter). A mismatched serial number occurs when the numbering wheels fall out of sync …
